Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-07-24
VARIOUS PEOPLE.
BRIKf BUT APPROPRIATE REMARKS
ABOUT RIcHMoSDERs.
Notes OF Summer Vacations and sundry
Observations on Divers
Topics.


Mir. Fred. s. Myers has left for Cape
May, where he will spend few days.
Miss Emma Bachrach will spend the
summer in Charlottesville with Miss
Goldsmith
Mrs. II. W. Lubbock is visiting her
daughter, Mrs. George r. Harrison, at
UTIor Brandon.
Mr.. u. II. Tompkins, wife. and little
daughter, Marie, are summcring at
Ashoyillc, y. {.
Miss Barbara +. Wilt is spending the
SIMMER with relatives at Leftwich,
Campbell county.
Mcssrs. j. r. Taylor and Il. S. Valen-
tine. of Church Hill, are visiting
friends in Norfolk.
Mrs. Harper, Miss Street, and the
Misses and Master Wexford left for
the White yesterday.
Mossrs. Walter Mercer and Ashby
Ragland left yesterday for Ocean view,
to remain about ten days.
Judge Bond will be here on the 2Sth
to hear the motion to dissolve 1.-THE
coupon-crushcr Injunction.
Miss Grace Dietrich, Of Goochland,
is visiting her friend Miss Jennie Otey,
No. 207 north Eighteenth street.
Master Writ Poitiaux, Of Church
Hill, has gone TO Charles City county
on visit to his aunt, Mrs. Lloyd.
Mrs. NJ. Bottigheimor and her daugh-
ter, Julia, left Yesterday TO spend the
summer in the Blue Ridge mountains.
Miss Lille Eaton has left the city for
Amelia county. where she will spend
July and August visiting friends il that
section.
Mr. Henry Wallcrstcin and daughter
are now, and have been for some time,
at the Montgomery White Sulphur
Springs.
Miss Ida l.. Bragg, of this city, is
visiting her friend. Miss y. c.
Straughan, in the mountains Of West
Virginia.
Misses Mary and Hcnnic Pulliam,
daughters Of Dr H. VI. Pulliam, are
spending their vacation at the Rock
bridge Haths.
Miss Mamie +. Caskic and Miss
Ellen c. London sailed from New York
Yesterday ON Tho CuuUd steamer Etru-
ria for Europe.
Mr.. J. Naseermsu, now Of H.lti-
more. hut during thu war member Of
the Blues, is in the city. Time deals
gently with him.
Mr. Robert l.. Nash loft thj, city
last Thursday for the Natural Bride
and viii spend several weeks IL tine
mountains ol Virginia
Mr. Samuel II. pulliam left last cyo-
ming 60 pay % short visit to his aul'S
tle Misses JACKSON, at Hgorfy' Rock.
in Cumberland county.
Mis- Louise G.. Allan anI Miss Annie
l.. Williams are now at Richicld
Springs lut VII spend the month of
August at Ear Harbor.
Mss Jennie Ryan. of Clay street, left
on Tuesday for Baltimore and other
places OF interest whore -1ewiil spend
the rest of the summer.
The wa,hout at Main anj Eighth
streets was promptly repaired yesterday
mouine and there Is no danger IN
strcct-cars passing there.
J. II. WhiNo,k left Yesterday for
Huntington, ". Va Before returning
home he will visit NiIlboro', Clifton
Forge, and the White Sulphur.
Mrs. Jacob Edd and daughter Fan
ME have left for Spring Lake. y. >.
They will spend part OF the summer at
Saratoga and Nauugansctt Bay.
Mrs. L. S. Ettcnhcimer, Of Rochcs-
ter. y. Y. who has been visiting her
daughter, Mrs Fred. 5. Myers. ji2
west Franklin street, has lett for Cape
May.
Mr.. James ?. Cooper, Inc coupon
agent. is resting upon ms oars at the
White Sulphur, but about the l>t of
August viii sail for England on brief
visit.
Mrs. s. S. Emch, accompanied by
her daughter, Lille. left Yesterday for
Lynchburg to spend the month of Au-
gust with her son, Miles ). Burch, for
merly Of this city
Mrs. Elias Hauif and family, accom-
panied 10y Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Lipp-
man, Of Savannah. Ga, left last week
for the Old Sweet, where they will
spend the summer.
Miss Cora j. Jones, Of Galveston,
Tex. Ga pupil Of Hollinsl, IS visiting
her friend Miss May l.. Ellyson, at
"Inwood, Honnco county, the charm
ing country-seat OF Mrs. Alexander
Walker.
Inrecapitulating the delegates elected
to the Roanoke convention the name
Of Mr.. James l.. Anderson, of Madison
Ward, was omitted yesterday, though
it appeared III the regular report OF the
meeting.
Mr.. Herman Myers, president of the
National Bank of Savannah, Ga, who
has been on a visit of several days t.
his brother-in.law, Mr.. Jacob Edel.
5l4 west Franklin street, has left for
Saratoga.
Comrade ID. A. Brown, Jr., of Il. +.
Lee Camp, Confederate Veterans, who
was painfully injured in the collision
on june Dist at Havre dc Grace, is still
confined u his bed, having had re-
lapse last week, but is now improving
slowly.
Messrs. |. ii. kaufman, lsadore
Strause, Simon $. Whitlock, and Sol
j. Binswanger leave to-day 10y steamer
for New York, whence they go to the
northv estern lake region for short
stay. They will stop i'll the mountains
Of Virginia before returning home.
Mrs. L. II. Franklin and Miss Cora
Young, of Marshall, Mo, who have
been visiting their aunt, Mrs. $. T.. Gil
liam, left on Wednesday, returning
home by way of Virginia Beach, Old
Point, and Baltimore. They were much
pleased with their stay in Richmond.
Mr. James II. Tanner, who died in
Nelson, was buried in Hollywood night